Duplicating Color Stops In The Gradient Editor
When working in the Gradient Editor you can hold Alt (Mac: Option) and click and drag on any Color Stop to duplicate it. For more…
When working in the Gradient Editor you can hold Alt (Mac: Option) and click and drag on any Color Stop to duplicate it. For more…
When you’re using the Burn tool you can hold the Alt (Mac: Command) key to temporarily switch over to the Dodge tool. Once you release…
After you duplicate a layer, the word “copy” is appended to the end of the layer name. If you don’t want Photoshop to do this,…
To activate the mask on the currently selected layer press Ctrl \ (Mac: Command \). This is the same as clicking on the layer mask…
To select any color from outside of Photoshop first select the Eyedropper tool (I on the keyboard). Then left-click-and-hold inside of your image in Photoshop,…
One quick way to color match an image is to use the Match Color command. You will need two images (or layers), one will be…
Press Ctrl K (Mac: Command K) to bring up the Preferences panel. Click on Performance, and change the number of History States (number of Undos) up…
The keyboard shortcut to View Actual Pixels (100%) is Ctrl (Mac: Command) 1 and to Fit on Screen press Ctrl (Mac: Command) 0. For more tips…
One way to paint realistic looking shadows non-destructively is to use the Exposure Adjustment Layer. Start by sliding the Exposure slider to the left, until you…
To duplicate a layer mask to another layer, and invert it at the same time; press and hold Alt Shift (Mac: Option Shift), then click and…
To get an extremely precise rotation while using Free Transform, go up to the Options Bar and click inside the Rotate field. Then use the…
If you are creating vector objects that require straight edges, make sure that your vectors snap to the pixel grid. Otherwise, you could end up…